Introduction

Climate change has been a popular and important topic of discussion amongst people for several years now. Numerous scientists have gathered vast amounts of data to dicover trends in climate change over the decades. This project attempts to gather data from the last several centuries regarding fossil fuel carbon dioxide emission. This is very important, especially in the current day, because it will allow people to understand the effect of climate change and start taking preventive measures. Our dataset contains data from the Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center (CDIAC) for numerous countries from 1751 to 2014.

Summary Information

Between 1751 and 2014, inclusive, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA was the nation that emitted the most fossil fuel carbon dioxide. Similarly, the year with highest amount of total emission was 2014. The dataset shows that QATAR had the most total emissions per capita and 2007 was the year with the most emissions per capita. The country that did best in terms of emitting the least fossil fuel carbon dioxide between these years was ANTARCTIC FISHERIES. Likewise, out of all of the years, 1751 was the year that had the least emissions among all of the countries combined.

Summary Table

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This table was included to display the total number of fossil fuel carbon dioxide emissions for the top 10 countries that emitted the most between 1751 and 2014. This reveals the countries that have contributed the most to climate change through their emission of fossil fuel CO2 over the last several centuries. It also shows the exact number of emissions for each of these countries. This summary table proves exactly which countries need to reduce their fossil fuel carbon dioxide emissions comparative to one another. This allows us to also visualize these numbers in a smaller sample size. The countries that fit this top 10 list are world leaders in terms of their economies, businesses, etc. Therefore, it makes more sense to compare them to one another rather than every other world country, which this table satisfies. According to the table, the United States of America emit the most amount of fossil fuel CO2 in the world, which we can now use to make improvements.

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This table was included to display the total number of fossil fuel carbon dioxide emissions for the top 10 countries that emitted the most between 1751 and 2014. This reveals the countries that have contributed the most to climate change through their emission of fossil fuel CO2 over the last several centuries. It also shows the exact number of emissions for each of these countries. This summary table proves exactly which countries need to reduce their fossil fuel carbon dioxide emissions comparative to one another. This allows us to also visualize these numbers in a smaller sample size. The countries that fit this top 10 list are world leaders in terms of their economies, businesses, etc. Therefore, it makes more sense to compare them to one another rather than every other world country, which this table satisfies. According to the table, the United States of America emit the most amount of fossil fuel CO2 in the world, which we can now use to make improvements.

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